2 Oct
2002
2 Oct
'02
8:41 a.m.
Any news on getting Creamware hardware working under Linux? I have a
pulsar 2 card.
Cheers,
-Lea.
2 Oct
2 Oct
12:43 p.m.
That's funny. I Asked the same question yesterday on another reflector. The
word right now seems to be no, but there is interest.
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[mailto:linux-audio-dev-admin@music.columbia.edu]On Behalf Of Lea
Anthony
Sent: Wednesday, October 02, 2002 3:38 AM
To: linux-audio-dev(a)music.columbia.edu
Subject: [linux-audio-dev] Creamware?
Any news on getting Creamware hardware working under Linux? I have a
pulsar 2 card.
Cheers,
-Lea.
12:59 p.m.
That's funny. I Asked the same question yesterday
on another reflector. The
word right now seems to be no, but there is interest.
there was interest 3 years ago, when i met with creamware at aes in
nyc. they were rude, and then dropped the ball. they've never shown
any serious intent of picking it up again. instead of enabling linux
support, they, like many other companies, got all hot and sweaty with
be inc., only to find that be inc. had all the staying power of, oh,
enron :)
--p
3 Oct
3 Oct
7:18 a.m.
OK, so with the EU wanting to create a Music based Linux distro (and
wanting to move to OS in general), *surely* Steinberg and Creamware will
support it? I love the Pulsar2 card but if Steinberg release software
for Linux and Creamware don't pull their finger out then I'll jump ship.
Another thing I was thinking... With a linux kernel patched for
seriously low latency, it should in theory be possible to write a
creamware SFP "emulator". It may not be practical concerning CPU cycles
but it should at least be possible.
-Lea.
On Wed, 2002-10-02 at 16:01, Paul Davis wrote:
there was interest 3 years ago, when i met with
creamware at aes in
nyc. they were rude, and then dropped the ball. they've never shown
any serious intent of picking it up again. instead of enabling linux
support, they, like many other companies, got all hot and sweaty with
be inc., only to find that be inc. had all the staying power of, oh,
enron :)
11:50 a.m.
With a 3GHz Athlon, if Wine would talk to the hardware I'd just go that
way... ;-)
Another thing I was thinking... With a linux kernel patched for
seriously low latency, it should in theory be possible to write a
creamware SFP "emulator". It may not be practical concerning CPU cycles
but it should at least be possible.
-Lea.
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